Max Power
Fast Recovery


"LactiGo will change the way you train and recover."

~ Eric Fehr
(16 year NHL Veteran and Stanley Cup Champ)

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Go further, faster, with LactiGo


  • Menthol formulation relieves muscle pain during, and after exercise, limiting your need for downtime.
  • Contains carnosine, which plays a key role in athletic performance and recovery
  • Prevents muscle fatigue
  • Goes on clear, dries fast, with no sticky residue
  • Topical application, nothing to ingest
  • Informed-sport certified
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Jay Beagle
Former NHL Stanley Cup Champion



Banned substance tested for athletes' assurance

LactiGo 10 Pack

It's GO time.

LactiGo is an effective, fast-acting, topical gel with menthol, carnosine, and magnesium that helps people maximize their athletic performance and muscle recovery.

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Sean Gardner (CS Velo)
Former Everesting World Record Holder


Brendan Housler (EVOQ BIKE)
Cat 1 Racer


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Cat 1 Racer



How to Apply LactiGo




When to Use

When...

Topically apply LactiGo 45 minutes prior to your workout, activity, or competition.

For added recovery benefits, also apply LactiGo after your post-activity shower. Applying LactiGo pre-workout helps with your activity performance, while post-workout application assists with recovery.

How Much to Use

How Much...

For full-body application, use at least 8 pumps and rub thoroughly on to your skin.

It should take about 30 seconds to dry. If it dries too quickly, then you likely didn’t apply enough! 8 pumps is the equivalent of about (10ml or 0.3 fl. oz.) .

Where to Use

Where...

LactiGo should be applied on the areas of your body that are going to be most active.

For example, if you’re going for a run, then cover your legs. If you’re doing an arm workout, then apply it to your arms.

Who Should Use

Who...

LactiGo is widely used by people from all walks of life, from recreational enthusiasts to professional athletes.

The performance and recovery benefits help at every level of activity.